Two Steps Forward, One Step Back: Women’s Suffrage in Saudi Arabia

• Prof. Joshua Teitelbaum
• October 9, 2011
• Paper No. 150

Needed: A Leader in the White House

• Prof. Eytan Gilboa
• September 13, 2011
• Paper No. 149

After September Comes October

• Prof. Efraim Inbar
• August 23, 2011
• Paper No. 148

Empty Words: Saudi Blustering

• Prof. Joshua Teitelbaum
• July 17, 2011
• Paper No. 147

Get Tough With Turkey

• Prof. Efraim Inbar
• July 14, 2011
• Paper No. 146

Halting the Egyptian Drift

• Jagdish N. Singh
• June 19, 2011
• Paper No. 145

Gulf Monarchies Confront the “Arab Spring”

• Prof. Joshua Teitelbaum
• June 12, 2011
• Paper No. 144

Netanyahu Turns Centrist and Triumphs

• Prof. Efraim Inbar
• May 30, 2011
• Paper No. 143

Towards Responsible Sovereignty

• Dr. Amichai Magen
• May 29, 2011
• Paper No. 142

The Obama Doctrine for the Middle East

• Prof. Jonathan Rynhold
• May 23, 2011
• Paper No. 141

Saudi Arabia, Iran, and America in the Wake of the Arab Spring

• Prof. Joshua Teitelbaum
• May 23, 2011
• Paper No. 140

Confrontation Along Israel’s Borders

• Lt. Col. (res.) Dr. Mordechai Kedar
• May 17, 2011
• Paper No. 139

Hamas and Fatah: A Temporary Marriage of Convenience

• Lt. Col. (res.) Dr. Mordechai Kedar
• May 12, 2011
• Paper No. 138

The Alawites and Israel

• Prof. John Myhill
• May 4, 2011
• Paper No. 137

The Delusion of Peace Initiatives

• Prof. Efraim Inbar
• April 14, 2011
• Paper No. 136

Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and the “Day of Rage” That Wasn’t

• Prof. Joshua Teitelbaum
• April 4, 2011
• Paper No. 135

Covert Action for Toppling the Gaddafi Regime

• Prof. Shlomo Shpiro
• March 23, 2011
• Paper No. 134

Egypt’s Classic Strategic Triangle

• Dr. Max Singer
• March 16, 2011
• Paper No. 133

Turkey’s Changing Foreign Policy and Its International Ramifications

• Prof. Efraim Inbar
• February 27, 2011
• Paper No. 132

The Plagues of Egypt

• Lt. Col. (res.) Dr. Mordechai Kedar
• February 21, 2011
• Paper No. 131

It’s Iran, Not Israel, Stupid

• David M. Weinberg
• February 20, 2011
• Paper No. 130

Lt. Gen. Gabi Ashkenazi: A Balance Sheet

• Prof. Avi Kober
• February 13, 2011
• Paper No. 129

US Policy Regarding the Upheaval in Egypt: Endangering the Strategic Foundations of Regional Stability

• Prof. Jonathan Rynhold
• February 7, 2011
• Paper No. 128

Regional Ramifications of Unrest in Egypt

• Prof. Efraim Inbar
• February 6, 2011
• Paper No. 127

The Need for Minds Over Hearts in the Egyptian Crisis

• Prof. Hillel Frisch
• February 3, 2011
• Paper No. 126

Lieberman and the Naked Emperor

• Prof. Efraim Inbar
• January 13, 2011
• Paper No. 125

Halt Nuclear Iran

• Prof. Efraim Inbar
• December 2, 2010
• Paper No. 124

Iran: The Flaws of Containment

• Prof. Dustin Dehez
• November 24, 2010
• Paper No. 123

A Salute to Stephen Harper

• Prof. Efraim Inbar
• November 21, 2010
• Paper No. 122

Strategists: Primum Non Nocere

• Prof. Yehezkel Dror
• November 18, 2010
• Paper No. 121

Muslim Hypocrisy: On the Violation of Religious Freedoms

• Prof. Jonathan Fox
• November 14, 2010
• Paper No. 120

The Struggle Over Religious Edicts in Saudi Arabia

• Prof. Joshua Teitelbaum
• November 11, 2010
• Paper No. 119

Ending Oil’s Monopoly: The Role of Israel

• Dr. Emmanuel Navon
• November 7, 2010
• Paper No. 118

American Public Opinion Toward Iran’s Nuclear Program: Moving Towards Confrontation

• Prof. Eytan Gilboa
• October 24, 2010
• Paper No. 117

The Tide Could Turn Against Radical Islam

• Dr. Max Singer
• October 10, 2010
• Paper No. 116

Obama Should Withdraw From Afghanistan, Not Iraq

• Prof. Hillel Frisch
• October 7, 2010
• Paper No. 115

Is Israel More Isolated Than Ever?

• Prof. Efraim Inbar
• September 14, 2010
• Paper No. 114

When the West Bankers Arrive in Washington…

• Prof. Hillel Frisch
• September 1, 2010
• Paper No. 113

Handling the “Tectonic Shift” in US Foreign Policy Under Obama: A Strategy for Israel

• Dr. Max Singer
• July 12, 2010
• Paper No. 112

Gazans Deserve a Better Future

• Prof. Efraim Inbar
• June 30, 2010
• Paper No. 111